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Meanings of poetess in English
Synonyms
Examples for "poet"
Examples for "poet"
1
This year, however, England's national poet is not quite his usual self.
2
The poet knew it; the children knew it; the slum knew it.
3
Franklin was a published poet-I'veread his work and it's quite good.
4
The poet only addresses the imagination; the painter addresses the senses directly.
5
The poet imagines the spirits of the different trees in the sorrows.
1
Or maybe that bard named Will was right: Parents just don't understand.
2
The hopes of the bard of Leeds were fulfilled at the Restoration.
3
The one exception to the hunger for advertisement is the modern bard.
4
He went his way in the evening, when, as the bard said:-
5
You would think he was a court-bard, the way he carries on.
1
The C-Major Concerto will be performed at the request of Misha Dichter.
2
The aide to Avi Dichter suffered a gunshot wound to the leg.
3
Mr Dichter was nearby but was not injured in the shooting.
4
However extraordinary this mixture of sandstone and compact limestone* (* Dichter kalkstein.)
5
The Colgate people called on the services of Dr. Ernest Dichter's Inst for Motivational Research.
Usage of poetess in English
1
Lucilla clasped her hands in astonishment, and Verus cried to the poetess:
2
The generous poetess felt nothing but the true originality of the poet.
3
It seems we have a poetess in our midst, she said sarcastically.
4
The first is old, and is attributed to the famous poetess Chiyo.
5
They had three children but only one grandchild, who is a poetess.
6
The poetess sighed, took a large mouthful of food, and sighed again.
7
England has given to the world one great poetess, Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
8
He praised the poetess and saluted the Countess Martin with joy hardly concealed.
9
In a few minutes the poetess looked up, flushed and triumphant.
10
The old priest and the young poetess had become dear friends.
11
Mrs. Hemans, the universally admired poetess, lived and died in poverty.
12
Bragg: The highlight of the gig in Bradford was Joolz, the punk poetess.
13
This was a chance for the poetess, and she took it.
14
Surely a fit place for the early residence of a poetess of Nature.
15
Mrs. Norton, the poetess, to imperil all the future peace of British households.
16
The lines of Mrs Sigourney, the American poetess, please me most.
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Poetess across language varieties
United Kingdom
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